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View definitions for forge ahead

forge ahead

verb as in progress

verb as in push the envelope

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It allowed Danson to forge ahead with his own career goals, at an age when people in other professions have usually long since retired.

Regardless of the election outcome, said Spaniola, “we're not going to stop fighting and trying to forge ahead.”

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Block has retired and Trojans athletic director Mike Bohn has parted ways with the school, leaving Jarmond to forge ahead alongside new USC counterpart Jennifer Cohen.

Curtis Hubbard, a spokesperson for the Colorado Voters First, said in a statement that they are disappointed but will continue to forge ahead “for the rights of any voter to vote in any election.”

“Even if we’re not necessarily trying to make a Beach Boys-sounding record, it’s like, ‘Look, this is what’s possible if you’ve got a vision and you forge ahead,’” he says.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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